10:00

Village of Agios Efstratios

Spend about an hour walking between the port, the streets of the center and the views over the village houses, noting down useful services for the days ahead. From the port, the village core can be explored on foot; allow 0–5 EUR for a coffee or a drink, excluding any purchases.

Ask your accommodation for up-to-date information on local transport and road conditions outside the center.

11:30

Museum of Democracy

Set aside about 1–1.5 hours for the visit to place the island’s role in Greek political history and the story of exile in context. Reach it on foot from the village; consider an approximate cost of 0–5 EUR for admission, to be checked before the visit along with any booking arrangements.

Check the museum website or official channels for updated information on access, tickets and visiting hours.

14:30

Former Marasleios School

After a lunch break in the village, walk to the building and take your time to observe its architecture and its connection to the island’s history; allow about 30–45 minutes for this stop. Access may depend on its current use and the site conditions: budget 0–5 EUR only as a possible expense, without assuming an interior visit.

Check locally whether the building is open to visitors; otherwise, limit your stop to the accessible areas and the exterior setting.

09:00

Alonitsi Beach

From the village, arrange a local transfer or a vehicle suited to the road conditions in advance; allow roughly 20–40 minutes of travel, depending on the route and surface. Plan for 2–3 hours at the beach and bring water and sun protection: transfer costs may be around 10–30 EUR each way, while the beach stop is generally best planned without relying on available services.

Ask locally about accessibility, parking and sea conditions; do not tackle unfamiliar tracks without guidance.

13:00

Agios Efstratios Cave

Continue to the cave with a prearranged transfer and allow about 30–60 minutes for the approach and stop, depending on the actual conditions of the route. Take in the landscape and any access only from safe viewpoints; consider 0–10 EUR as an indicative buffer for any possible escort or local transport, without assuming the cave has organized entry.

Before setting off, check accessibility and safety with a local source; do not enter caves or unmarked sections without assistance.

09:00

Lemonas Beach

Reach the beach from the village with a prearranged transfer: the estimated travel time can vary from 20 to 40 minutes depending on the route and road conditions. Spend about two hours by the sea and along the coast, bringing water and everything you need; allow 10–30 EUR one way for a private transfer as a rough estimate and no certain fee for access.

Check on site whether the final stretch is passable and what the sea conditions are before stopping.

12:30

Agios Antonios Beach

Continue by local transport or on a prearranged itinerary, leaving time for a lunch break with packed food or in the village if you prefer to return. The recommended stay is about 1.5–2 hours; for transport and small expenses, budget a total of 10–35 EUR, an indicative amount that depends on distance, arrangements, and the services actually available.

Do not count on the presence of refreshment points or shade: ask for up-to-date information before leaving the center.

15:30

Nikos Sialmas Monument

Finish with a stop of about 30–45 minutes at the monument, dedicated to the pilot's memory and the surrounding landscape. Arrange the transfer and any waiting time with the driver; the estimated cost for this detour can be 5–20 EUR, depending on the starting point and the vehicle used.

Check the exact location and access locally before departing; respect the commemorative nature of the site.